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Direct Primary Care: Ethics of the Patient-Doctor Relationship—Heather Bartlett, MD

April 19, 2018 by Charlotte Monte

Bartlett, Heather, MD Direct Primary Care

Dr. Bartlett’s experiences with government regulation led her to DPC.

Tags: Conferences, Direct Primary Care

Medical Ethics and the Holocaust: Lessons From the Past—Raul Artal, MD

April 19, 2018 by Charlotte Monte

Artal, Raul, MD Holocaust Lessons from the Past

Are medical ethics and physician loyalty intertwined? To whom does a doctor owe loyalty?

Tags: Conferences, Medical Ethics

Effective Communication Strategies—Merlin Huff, MFA

April 13, 2018 by Charlotte Monte

Huff, Merlin MFA effective communication strategies

What is the best way to engage in a productive conversation when deeply held beliefs clash?

Tags: Communication, Conferences

The Investment in Health: Doctors also need to be involved in healthcare policy discussions

April 9, 2018 by Sarah Olofsson

BRI on Direct Primary Care

At this healthcare policy conference, the seemingly marginal number of healthcare providers amongst the lawyers, economists and other policy makers surprised me.

Tags: Conferences, Healthcare Policy

PANEL DISCUSSION: Are the Tenets of Social Justice Compatible with the Ethical Requirements of the Patient-Doctor Relationship?

February 5, 2018 by Charlotte Monte

Too often in healthcare discussions, terms are used without clarity, or without really thinking through the possible downsides of what is being proposed. By investigating various view points we can best sort out the strength and weaknesses of various options, and come to our own conclusions about what best serves the patient-doctor relationship.

Tags: Healthcare Policy, Medical Ethics

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